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- Getting my very first iPhone in approximately 15 hours... Anything I need to know as a Samsung user?
- Ukraine asks Apple to stop product sales and block App Store access in Russia
- PSA: If you add a keyboard for your second language, you will get emoji suggestions for words from your second language even if you’re typing in english. (see example inside)
- Features that I'd love to see (From a longtime Android user that has switched to iOS)
- March Apple Event Spring Cases
- Anybody here who switched from Android or particularly Pixel 6 to iPhone?
| Weekly What Should I Buy Thread Posted: 26 Feb 2022 06:00 AM PST Welcome to the weekly stickied WSIB thread. Have any questions about buying, selling, trading, or giveaways? Ask away! Please remember to adhere to our rules, which can be found in the sidebar. As usual, if you have a serious issue with the subreddit, please contact the moderators directly. Join our Discord room for support: Discord Invite Note: Comments are sorted by /new for your convenience. Here is an archive of all previous "What Should I Buy" threads. This is best viewed on a browser. If on mobile, type on the searchbar [title:"What Should I Buy" author:"AutoModerator"] (without the brackets, and including the quotation marks around the title and author.) [link] [comments] | ||
| Getting my very first iPhone in approximately 15 hours... Anything I need to know as a Samsung user? Posted: 26 Feb 2022 01:21 AM PST I've always been a Samsung user! Now I'm switching to iOS after my friend offered to give me one of her old phones. It's an iPhone 8, so it's nothing relatively new, but I've been accustomed to android my entire life, so is there anything I should know before completely switching over to iPhone? For reference, I'm using a Samsung Galaxy a12 at the moment. (Also if anyone could tell me how the home button works, that'd be great...) [link] [comments] | ||
| Ukraine asks Apple to stop product sales and block App Store access in Russia Posted: 26 Feb 2022 06:58 AM PST
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| Posted: 25 Feb 2022 08:08 PM PST For example, I added a Hindi keyboard. Now whenever I type a hindi word in english, I get emoji suggestion. If I type "mirchi" which translates to red chilli, I get suggestion for 🌶. So if you type your second language in english alphabet, add your language keyboard anyway and you'll get suggestions for emojis. Unfortunately, doesn't work with every word or every keyboard. My third language doesn't get a suggestion. [link] [comments] | ||
| Features that I'd love to see (From a longtime Android user that has switched to iOS) Posted: 26 Feb 2022 07:29 AM PST The iPhone 12 was the first iPhone I bought. I was waiting for the 13 Pro to come out before I switched, but I was gifted an apple watch before it release so I bought the 12 and upgraded to the iPhone 13 Pro. I was specifically waiting for it because of the 120hz refresh rate screen. I was using a One Plus 8 Pro before that, and before those were Pixels, Samsungs, HTCs, and a Motorola droid. I love using iOS. I have an iPad Pro and a MacBook Pro as well. I love the continuity between devices. However coming from Android (and still using one as a secondary phone) there are features that I'd love for iOS to improve upon so I can move over to the platform and leave Android. I know I can email Apple about features, which I've done it the past, but I believe social media provides more visibility for wanted features. Most of these features are things that iOS has but I wish it was better implemented. Features I'd like to see improved: * The back gestures * The implementation of this inconsistent and is not universally available. Sometimes it's available in some screens in apps and in some apps in general. On Android, if I'm in an app, I can swipe across from the edge of my screen to go back a menu or back to a previous page. On iOS this is inconsistent to me. The back gesture is from left to right only and the gesture is not universally available. When it's not available you have to rely on accessing the back button from the top left of your screen. It's a stretch to reach for. This leads me to my next request. * Improved reachability mode. * I think this is a great feature but accessing it is wonky. You have to be careful about how you trigger it or you can unintentionally launch an app from your dock or trigger some event within the app you have on your screen. New feature I'd like to see: * Multitasking * I believe that this has been one of the most requested features. It's strange that iOS hasn't implemented this but it is available on iPad OS. I believe that Apple wants you to use an iPad for multitasking and an iPhone for regular use. However, in my use case, I don't always have my iPad on me and not having this feature on the phone is limiting. * Here are some examples of where it would be useful for me: * Setting up bill pay in my bank. * The other day I was trying to add a biller's account to my bank but I had to keep jumping between my bank and my biller's screen to copy and paste the information. Could this be fixed by the biller having better services on their end so that my bank can autoload their info? Yes, but I find this is more of a luxury that companies have and it isn't common for a few of my billers. * Looking up news about a certain stock while looking at it's chart in my stock trading app. * Signing in via confirmation email * Video on top half and reddit on the bottom. * Sport on top third or half and reading the stats on the bottom. [link] [comments] | ||
| March Apple Event Spring Cases Posted: 25 Feb 2022 09:03 PM PST Do you guys think that Apple might release new Spring cases during the event? Does that happened before or they will just release it? Hoping for a starlight/white silicone case. [link] [comments] | ||
| Anybody here who switched from Android or particularly Pixel 6 to iPhone? Posted: 21 Feb 2022 08:42 PM PST My Pixel 6 Pro is riddled with Bugs and when I try to post something about it on the Pixel Forum, my posts get removed. Just frustrated with the buggy experience. I want to get some insight about how the switching would be in 2022? I have used iPhone 6s back in the days and then switched to LG V30+ after using iPhone for 1.5 years. Now I'm looking for a phone that is Reliable. Hence iPhones are a first choice. I want to know if anybody here switched from Android to iPhone. How has the experience been and what will I miss the most? What do you miss the most in iPhone? Why I'm considering iPhone is because of how good the inbuilt DACS are on iPhones, Camera performance, Better battery life, smooth UI, Reliable software and integration with my MacBook, Powerful chip for gaming and premium looks and accessories. What I fear in iPhone is no fingerprint sensor, no USB type C support, No customisation, display dimming when phone heats up while gaming. Eyes on iPhone 14 Pro. [link] [comments] |
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